Is This The Cutest Old Schoolhouse Or What? - Wisconsin 1.91 Acres $125K

OHU50K Notes $125,000

Is This The Cutest Old Schoolhouse Or What? – Wisconsin 1.91 Acres. There is so much history within these walls! The view and property is beautiful. This could make for the most unique home.

So many options with this cute almost 2 acre parcel in Emerald, Wisconsin! This former Emerald Schoolhouse was built to last and has so much history! Perhaps you have plans to convert the schoolhouse into a home. Or maybe you want to take the entire parcel and put some twin homes out there for some income-producing real estate. Possibly both! Located one block from a local reception site, the chance to even hold weddings on this property is out there! The possibilities are truly endless with a couple of phone calls and a dream. You won’t find a 1.91 acre parcel with this many options very often. And the location is awesome! Currently trees surround the back half, and a nicely manicured yard surround the schoolhouse. .Connecting to sewer is possible for $1,000 per connection. Current well is on property on corner of schoolhouse but has not been tested. Schedule your showing today!

1.91 acres lot

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1565 271st St, Emerald, WI 54013 $125,000

Contact Realtor: Jason Neuhaus
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Pros

Serene Rural Setting: Known for open green spaces, emerald forests, and a peaceful countryside atmosphere.
Outdoor Recreation: Close to the 2,342-acre Cylon Wildlife Area for hiking, birding, hunting, and trapping, alongside fishing and canoeing along the Willow River.
Farming & Homestead Culture: Popular for hobby farms, keeping horses or chicken coops, and a tight-knit small-town community.
Historic and Affordable Housing: Features charming early 20th-century homes, farmhouses, and Craftsman styles with median home prices around $327,323 (ranging broadly from about $145,000 to over $325,000 depending on the property type and land).
Commutable Distance: Located roughly an hour east of Minneapolis-St. Paul, making regional metro access achievable for occasional trips.

Cons

Limited Local Amenities: No large shopping malls, major nightlife, or extensive commercial options directly in town.
Longer Commutes: Average commutes run around 31 minutes as residents travel for work or broader services.
School Limitations: Local public students are served by the Glenwood City school system (where elementary, middle, and high school options receive mixed or average Niche ratings ranging from C-plus to B-plus).
Very Small Population: With a small population base (under 800 residents in the broader town area and an even smaller core community), social and public services are minimal.